The Premier League are nearly always the biggest spenders amongst Europe's leading divisions, and it is usually no different on Football Manager.
We've seen 14 €100m+ arrivals in England's top flight since 2016, with Morgan Rogers, Elliot Anderson, Bradley Barcola and Sandro Tonali joining the list in the summer.
Spending exceeded a massive €3.5m in the Premier League's latest transfer window -- with Liverpool topping the expenditure charts -- and while this has strengthened each squad as you prepare to start your first FM save in England's top-flight, it has undoubtedly dented a number of transfer budgets.
We take a look at the transfer budgets for every Premier League team in FM 27.
Reigning Premier League champions Arsenal have the biggest transfer budget in the entirety of FM 27, with £153m available to add to a title-winning squad.
Brighton, Bournemouth and Chelsea are the only three other teams that have a budget exceeding the £50m mark, with £40m+ available if you are to start a save with Liverpool or Manchester City -- both of whom spent big in the 2026/27 summer transfer window.
Sell-to-buy appears the only viable option if you're looking to add to Leeds United's squad, with the West Yorkshire outfit having a £0 transfer budget.
Read the 20 Premier League transfer budgets below.
FM 27 Premier League Transfer Budgets
Club: | Transfer Budget (£): | Free Wage budget* (£): |
Arsenal | £153m | £500k |
Aston Villa | £860k | £50k |
Bournemouth | £55m | £200k |
Brentford | £30m | £180k |
Brighton | £68m | £220k |
Chelsea | £52m | £300k |
Coventry City | £4m | £20k |
Crystal Palace | £37m | £70k |
Everton | £45m | £140k |
Fulham | £1m | £25k |
Hull City | £7m | £40k |
Ipswich Town | £5m | £40k |
Leeds United | £0 | £70k |
Liverpool | £43m | £350k |
Manchester City | £49m | £500k |
Manchester United | £14m | £350k |
Newcastle United | £13m | £120k |
Nottingham Forest | £8m | £1k |
Sunderland | £11m | £70k |
Tottenham | £26m | £150k |
*Free wage budget refers to a club's total wage allowance minus the current wage spending.
Data collected from sortitoutsi.net
